Glass-ceramic hobs with their modern look and smooth surface are conquering more and more kitchens. But even though they look elegant, after a few uses they become a real nightmare – stains of burnt oil, boiled milk and scale stubbornly stick to the surface and take away its shine. Many give up when they find that conventional cleaners do not help or even cause scratches that ruin the shiny appearance of the board. How to clean a glass ceramic plate?
If you yourself are already losing hope, let us console you: there are simple tricks that your the board is restored to its original state. With a few basic tools like baking soda, rubbing alcohol, and microfiber cloths, you can achieve amazing results without a lot of effort or expensive cleaners. Get ready for a guide that will rid your hob of stains – and bring it back to that beautiful, flawless shine.
Step by step to a clean slate: prepare your tools
Glass-ceramic plates require gentle but effective cleaning, as rough handling can quickly cause scratches. Follow some basic rules: do not use metal tools, rough sponges or glass cleaners that are too strong. Get ready micro cloth, baking soda, alcohol vinegar and a glass scraper - a combination that will not disappoint you.
Daily cleaning – gentle routine for shine
After each cooking, wipe the cooled plate with a microfiber cloth. If there is scale on the plate, you can use a mixture of vinegar and water, which effectively removes white spots and greasy residues. Wait a few minutes, then wipe with a soft cloth. The result? The surface will be clean and shiny, without scratches.
Burnt food residue - when the everyday cleaner doesn't help
For burnt stains, use a scraper designed for glass surfaces. Gently remove larger debris, then apply a small amount of baking soda and sprinkle with vinegar. This combination creates a lather that will soften stubborn stains. Cover the area with a damp cloth and let it sit for about 15 minutes. Then gently wipe everything with a sponge, and refresh the panel with a micro cloth for extra shine.
Occasional deep cleaning for a flawless panel
If you only clean the glass ceramic plate occasionally, stains will build up and become more stubborn over time. We recommend dusting the board with baking soda, then spraying with vinegar and letting it work. Place a cloth previously soaked in hot water over the plate and let the steam help break down the stains. Do this once a month to keep the panel shiny.
Don't forget the final shine
After cleaning, use a few more drops of vinegar and wipe the surface dry. This step ensures a perfect, spot-free shine, and the board will be ready for your next cooking adventure.
A little effort makes a big difference
Although cleaning a glass ceramic hob may seem like it requires an entire arsenal, this routine will only take you a few minutes a day. With simple means, you will ensure that your hob will always be in top shape and will serve for a long time. As they say - a shiny hob, a happy kitchen!
